Editorial standards.

Ten titles run on one newsroom platform built in-house: shared sourcing, a shared publishing pipeline, and editorial scope set per title. That is what lets a network this size cover ten beats in French and English without ten separate newsrooms. What the platform never abstracts away is the part a reader can check — every article carries its own provenance and a link to the material behind it, and one named publisher answers for all ten.

Herald Press is a trading name of Nexus Capital Holding. For questions about the network, sourcing or corrections, contact press@heraldpress.fr and include the publication and article URL so the relevant coverage can be reviewed.

Every article carries its own provenance: whether it is original reporting or a summary of wire material, and a link to the source behind it, attached to the article itself. That link is the thing to check — it is verifiable, which a claim about our editorial process would not be.

When a title gets something wrong, tell us and the correction goes on the record against the original piece — not quietly edited away. Speed of correction is the standard we hold ourselves to, and the one we would rather be judged on.

Placements bought through Herald Press for Business are labelled as sponsored at the point of publication, and written to the host title's own format rather than dropped in as an ad unit. A sponsor never gets to alter unrelated coverage.